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SC Monofilament Recycling Program
What is Monofilament?
Monofilament is fishing line and is typically a single strand, strong, flexible plastic that is clear or tinted blue, pink or green.
Why Recycle?
Discarded monofilament is harmful to wildlife and a nuisance to boaters. Recycling helps keep it out of our waters and landfills.
What products are made from recycled monofilament?
- Fish habitats
- Spools for monofilament line
- Tackle boxes
How can I get involved? Adopt - A- Bin!
DNR will supply you with all of the materials you need to get started. All you have do is:
- Secure the bin in a location of your choice
- Monitor the bin's quantity of monofilament
- Empty monofilament line into pre-paid boxes from Berkley
- Send boxes to Berkley and they will send you additional pre-paid boxes to use
Contact us at 843-953-9300 and adopt your bin today!
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South Carolina Department of Natural Resources
Marine Resources Division
P O Box 12559, 217 Ft. Johnson Road
Charleston, SC 29422-2559
(843) 953-9300
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